INTERSPEECH Supplementary Material Guide

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Guides researchers in designing effective audio demo pages, managing unreviewed supplements, and organizing INTERSPEECH paper submissions.

The INTERSPEECH Supplementary Material skill helps speech processing and machine learning researchers effectively package material accompanying their 4-page paper submissions. Because INTERSPEECH has no reviewed appendix, this skill provides actionable guidance on curating anonymous audio demonstration pages, ensuring the 4-page manuscript stands completely on its own, and managing reviewer time with clear comparisons and failure cases. It assists authors in navigating CMT attachment versus external linking rules, normalizing audio samples, maintaining strict double-blind anonymity, and routing extended experimental analyses into future journal extensions or code repositories.

Key Features

01Audio demo page structuring optimized for fast reviewer listening audits
02Double-blind anonymity verification checklist for linked and attached media
03Overflow routing strategies for extended sweeps, negative results, and journal extensions
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05Analysis shelf auditing to ensure all critical evidence fits within the 4-page limit
06Audio craft standards including loudness normalization, duration limits, and metadata scrubbing

Use Cases

01Checking media files and CMT attachment packages against INTERSPEECH submission and anonymity guidelines
02Determining which ablation results and tables must be compressed into the core 4 pages versus external repositories
03Creating an anonymous, easily auditable audio sample website for speech synthesis or conversion papers